Titlebook: Beginning jQuery; Jack Franklin Book 20131st edition Jack Franklin 2013

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Renée Heilbronner,Steve Barrettchapter, you will take your Dribbble API work from Chapter 8 and turn it into a plug-in. You’ll do this by making a slightly different type of plug-in, one that exists directly on the jQuery object. This means instead of calling it on a set, as you did previously:

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JavaScript You Need to Know,JavaScript, but it’s not something I would recommend. If you want to be able to confidently write jQuery plug-ins for your site, or alter plug-ins others have written, you need to be familiar with basic JavaScript. This is why I’m starting with JavaScript that you need to know. This chapter will cover:

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Writing a jQuery Plug-in,complex things to use, but once you learn how they work, you find them actually very straightforward, and you’ll find yourself making multiple plug-ins while working. Plug-ins are not as complicated as you might think, and hopefully I’ll demonstrate that in this chapter.

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Eric Wu,Kevin Wu,David Cox,William Lotterg it can do. I won’t cover every method jQuery has to offer because a lot of methods do very similar things. There are also methods that do the exact opposite of each other. In the last chapter, you looked at fadeOut(), and briefly at fadeIn() because it was obvious what it would do, having met fade

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Eric Wu,Kevin Wu,David Cox,William Lotterloaded, and plenty more. You’ve also taken a look at animations and done some basic manipulation by changing colors of elements using the css() method. What you might not have realized is that animations are manipulation. Previously, you used fadeIn/fadeOut to manipulate the opacity of an element ov

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Studies in Computational Intelligenceing more—until now. jQuery has a fully-featured animation library, but it comes with its quirks: sometimes things don’t entirely happen as you might expect. This chapter will cover those “gotchas” and a lot more, including: